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Decision of Avogadro’s number
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To derive Avogadro’s number
(the number of molecules in a mole of a substance)
using an oil layer on water
Concepts: Avogadro`s number, mole , monolayer, molar mass,
polar molecule, non-polar molecule
Purpose
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Theory
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Avogadro`s number
NA 〓 (6.022×1023)/ mole
The number of atoms in exactly 12 grams of carbon-12
mole
a chemical unit for the amount of substance.
The number is set to Avogadro’s number
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Polar molecule and non-polar molecule
Molecules are made up of atoms which do not always share
electrons equally.
Polar molecule
When the atoms share electrons unequally, an asymmetry in
molecular charge results
Non-polar molecule
When they share equally symmetry is achieved
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Because it is polar, the Carboxyl group aligns itself so that it is close the water.
But, hydrocarbon chain is non-polar so it is aligned in such a way as to be far from the water.
Consequently it forms …
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